This place cranks the heat and has no water for you to purchase. My pregnant wife and I came here…read morefor an event, and they legit do not sell bottled or even water in glass water. This is a house full of rooms with doors with fools working behind every counter. Youth hostels have better amenities. Water is a basic need. Unless you want to drink directly out of the Rhine or sink water, go somewhere else with the $160-$200 they're charging here.

Hotel is ok. The restaurant provided one of the worst meals I've ever had and certainly the worst…read moreof more than 100 meals in Germany. Location is nice; rooms are small but clean but restaurant should be closed by health department.

Great location, at the foothills of the Hunsrück mountains. Two brothers are doing some great…read morethings in the Kitchen as mom and dad make sure everyone is happy at the table. Wonderful atmosphere, great food, nice people. Be prepared to pay a couple of euro's more for your meal..but it's well worth it.

Thomas was an excellent host and the rooms were large, comfortable and clean. The bathroom water…read morepressure was excellent. We loved the location and how quaint the entire hotel was with beautiful flower boxes and decor. It seemed like a large home that was made into a hotel. The breakfast was the best I had in Germany and we will certainly stay there again. Danke schoen Thomas!

We spent 3 nights in this lovely hotel. The room was comfortable - no AC, but the weather had…read morecooled down, so we didn't have any issues. The hotel staff were friendly and accommodating. Bathroom amenities included a blow dryer and shower gel. Bring your other needed items (shampoo, body lotion, etc.). We had the included free breakfast, which was so good and included everything traditionally German as well as made to order omelets and mimosas. At check out, we asked if a taxi could be called for us and the owner graciously offered to take us to the train station. We would definitely stay here again.

I was traveling with my two college-aged children, and we had spent the morning in Verdun, France,…read moreand needed to be in Frankfurt the next afternoon for our return trip home. I had read some TA reviews about Ruedesheim and we wanted to stay there for our last night, and this was the hotel we decided to book. We didn't arrive until after dark, about 9pm, and we weren't sure how to find the hotel - our GPS kept indicating a "street" which looked more like a sidewalk right up against some restaurant tables. We finally just parked at a hotel that had a lot, and walked to the Schloss. There we were greeted by Roamy (sorry, not sure of the spelling!) who was so welcoming and helpful! He did not make us feel like idiots for not being able to find the hotel, and was very helpful showing us on a map how to get to their parking lot (yes, you did have to drive on the "street" which we thought was a sidewalk!). Their lot is small, but has one of those barrier arms that lift so that you can enter. The reality is that all lots in Germany are small, so this should not be a surprise and quite frankly, we were thrilled to have a dedicated space for our car. Back in the lobby, we were offered sparkling water or wine while we checked in, then headed up to our room. Our room was up in the bell tower, (room 31) and the bells are very pretty when they ring (which only rings from 10a-10p). This room was beyond our wildest dreams - by far the most amazing room we had stayed in our entire trip! Large room, with a canopy-style bed in the center, and a small third bed off in a side alcove. Two nice big sitting areas, and windows, windows, windows! Our bathroom was huge (seriously, I think some of our hotel rooms on our trip could have fit inside this bathroom!) A large, spacious shower plus a separate large and beautiful soaking tub which was a welcome treat! Our room also overlooked the Biergarten, and being a Saturday night they had live entertainment (very amusing to listen to "Our Way" by Frank Sinatra sung in German!) If you had small children that needed to go to sleep early I would say that it might have been too loud, but we actually enjoyed sitting in our room with the window/doors open enjoying the music. I loved that our room curtains did an excellent job of keeping the space nice and dark in the morning. We had a wonderful night's sleep, and went down to the breakfast around 9am in the "Schloss-garden". It was outdoor seating with some areas covered by a pergola type roof. Loved the fresh rolls and fruit, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. We wanted to visit in the town, and to take the Seilbahn up to the monument, and were happy to discover from the front desk clerk that we were only a couple short blocks away from the base of the Seilbahn (took less than 5 minutes to walk). We were also allowed to keep our car in the parking lot until early afternoon which was also a blessing - the morning desk clerk was so nice and helpful too! The owners of the hotel are in the wine business, and we learned from the clerk that their wine shop was also just a few blocks away and they encouraged us to visit for a tasting. We went later in the morning and really enjoyed it!! They let you taste whatever wines you want, and then they took us down into their cellars which was really amazing - you can see all the casks, etc. We had to buy some wine after all that - it was quite an experience! We highly recommend a stay here - it was top of our list from our trip and we would not hesitate going back. Everything about it gave us the perfect ending to a memorable trip!

Great little hotel (more like a B&B) in Rüdesheim. Super close to the drosselgasse but one or two…read morestreets over so it's nice and quiet. We stayed in room 2, overlooking the courtyard, which is a comfort (extra sitting area) room. Bathroom was huge by Germany standards and had a heated towel rack. Morning breakfast is good and served right to your table. Christian was super nice and even offered to help carry my super heavy bag up the stairs.

This hotel was absolutely gorgeous and the owners were wonderful and very nice. Breakfast was…read morecontinental but included a soft boiled egg, a meat and cheese platter, bread, yogurt and fruit. This was not a buffet, but breakfast served at your table. Very close to all kinds of restaurants and shopping. My only complaint was that in the 24 hours that we were there, I killed 4 bugs. One was a giant spider that my husband wouldn't even kill :-). I know that these things can't always be controlled but FOUR? Still, I would probably stay there again. Honestly, the bugs were the only thing that cost the 5th star; I really liked this place!